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Palouse Conservation Grants
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Resources tripled for the grants in the Palouse Conservation District
New Farm Smart Program
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
With your Agribusiness Update, I'm Susan Allen. Last Friday the National FFA Organization announced that they have a record student membership of 649,355, up from 629,367 in 2015 an increase of 3 percent.
Chickpea Yields Down but Quality is Up
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Chickpea yields may have came in below expectations in the Palouse, but crop quality has been reported as exceptional.
Direct Seed and No-Till Technology & Loan Programs
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Technique and technology have improved considerably since no-till first came on the scene in the Palouse in 1969.
Soil pH and Aluminum Toxicity
Farm of the Future
For the past four years, Helena Chemical Agronomist Ben Moerhle and a Washington State University researcher have been study the issue of aluminum toxicity due to a lower soil PH in the Palouse region.??
Youth Learn Life Lessons at Fairs
Land & Livestock Report
As anyone who participated in either 4-H or FFA can attest, valuable life lessons can be learned at the end of a show halter. Whether it's the lesson of showmanship, value of practice and hard work or importance of getting up early and getting your chores done or teamwork.
McCoy Grain Terminal Open Soon
Farm of the Future
McCoy Grain Terminal LLC outside of Rosalia is nearly complete. This is a joint venture of two Palouse cooperatives -- Pacific Northwest Farmer's Cooperative and Cooperative Agricultural Producers.
Wind Project & First Of A Kind Partnership
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Wind farm celebrates seven months of operation, and Sentinel Landscapes partnership to be launched in the South Puget Sound region.
Palouse Wind Project
Farm of the Future
Yesterday Governor Jay Inslee joined First Wind and Avista at the Palouse Wind project site outside of Eastern Washington's Rosalia to commemorate the generation of 150,000 megawatt hours of clean and renewable energy.
Trade Mission
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
India-Korea trade mission set for October.
Keeping Short-Line Railroads Open
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Rail providers and river terminals are both integral in the export supply chain.
Online Irrigation Tool & National Water Quality Initiative
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Landowners calculate just the right amount of water needed to irrigate their crops, grass, or turf, and new National Water Quality Initiative.
Wind Farm & Suitability Mapping
Northwest Report
A new wind farm is coming to the Palouse in eastern Washington...suitability mapping is being used in Oregon and Lacy discusses keeping safe from the hantavirus.
Getting Palouse Wind Up and Running
Line on Agriculture
Wind projects are starting to pop up all around the world and there is more and more interest in this clean energy especially when it comes to the farming community.
Palouse Wind Project
Line on Agriculture
More and more ag producers are discovering the benefits of wind generation on their land.
Adding to the List
Line on Agriculture
Is the Giant Palouse Earthworm an endangered species or just one really good at keeping to itself?
Worm in the Works & Grasshopper Problem
Northwest Report
The Giant Palouse earthworm is getting another shot at the Endangered Species list...grasshoppers are invading areas of Idaho's Treasure Valley and Lacy looks at the problem of honesty.
Giant Worm
Food Forethought
It's the stuff of legends that turns out to be true...well, sort of.
Big Changes For Meat Industry & Summer Kicks Off
Northwest Report
The Ag Secretary want some changes in the beef industry...summer has arrived, or has it and Lacy takes a look at the stuff legends is made of.